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Mom held on $100K

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The mother of a two-year-old who died from a severe brain injury is now facing mansalughter charges. Devon Gould died Friday in a Boston hospital. 21-year-old Unique Gould was arraigned yesterday. Her bail is 10-thousand dollars cash. Prosecutors say she repeatedly hit the child on the head and buttocks April 25th, then put him in the shower the next day and shook him in an attempt to wake him up.

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